Sentence examples for blowing steadily from inspiring English sources
When the wind is blowing steadily, the critical plume is reduced in size in all directions except downwind, where the wind has no effect, contrary to physical intuition.
It was now the middle of summer, and the Etesian winds blowing steadily on the seas the moon was at the full, when Dion prepared a magnificent sacrifice to Apollo, and with great solemnity marched his soldiers to the temple in all their arms and accoutrements.
In the spectrum formulation, it is assumed that the wind is blowing steadily for a long time and over a large area such that the waves attain a point of equilibrium with the wind.
In the attempt of 1896, the wind immediately refuted his optimism by blowing steadily from the north, straight at the balloon hangar at Danskøya, until the expedition had to pack up, let the hydrogen out of the balloon, and go home.
Once you ignite your tinder using waterproof matches or a lighter, make sure to kindle the flame by blowing steadily on the material until it glows bright red and becomes a coal.
It blows steadily for much of the year, making the area popular for windsurfing.
It wasn't like what I was used to, where it begins to blow steadily, getting a little stronger with each gust.
Conditions are ameliorated in many areas by elevation and by the northeast trade winds, which blow steadily from the Atlantic all year long.
The wind, which blew steadily between 7 and 8 30 a.m. countywide, brought at least 600 live wires to the ground, toppled 200 electrical poles and damaged 100 miles of power lines.
The performance of the proposed distiller is analyzed theoretically, and the distiller is predicted to produce 1.5 kg/d or more when a 6 m/s wind blows steadily all day on a sunny or cloudy day, and this amount of fresh water is enough to meet one person's daily requirement.
Also, because the sun does not shine all the time and the wind does not blow steadily, somebody has to work out how to prevent the intermittent qualities of renewable electricity from messing up the reliability of electric service up and down the lines.
